sarah's life. i was able to find important primary sources of sarah's such as her petition to the governor of new york and master lord belmont to regain her seized. and i also found her last will and testament. many the ancient sources that i relied on were handwritten, and i transcribed over 250 of them to make them easier work with. i visited archives in the places sarah and captain kidd had been including those in new york, boston and rhode. i traced sarah's steps in the surroundings she visited, especially in manhattan and where she spent most of life. i also found great resources in the admiralty papers at national archives in london. i found a rich cache of letters that were in a sea chest in captain samuel burgess's pirate ship when it was captured by a british. in 1699. the letters were in the pirates mailbag and contained a few from captain kidd's crewmen aboard the adventure galley to their wives and the wives to kids crewmen. the letters are dated from 1695 to 1699 and they show that the

mp sarah champion. hello, i'm sarah- for— mp sarah champion. hello, i'm sarah. a gaping hole _ sarah. for me, there is a gaping hole in _ sarah. for me, there is a gaping hole in child - sarah. for me, there is a - gaping hole in child detection. what — gaping hole in child detection. what i — gaping hole in child detection. what i found most curious but worrying — what i found most curious but worrying when i started looking into the — worrying when i started looking into the restrictions and the conditions put on sex offenders, it's up to them to tell the _ offenders, it's up to them to tell the police they have changed their name. so if they don't. — changed their name. so if they don't. it— changed their name. so if they don't, if they change it and they— don't, if they change it and theyiust _ don't, if they change it and theyjust disappear, there is literally— theyjust disappear, there is literally no way until they reoffend that the police can track — reoffend that the police can track them down.— reoffend that the police can track them down. they could c

sarah: i could see that he was really,sorry.y injured. craig: do you want to stop? sarah: i'm okay.lurry, but i do remember seeing this massive shard of glass sticking out of isaac's chest, right over the area of his heart. that's when i knew this was really, reallyerious. sarah: so, we were on the fourth floor, and i just ran down the stairs. there was glass everywhere. it was cutting into my feet. i didn't even realize at that time that i had a huge thing of glass sticking out of my face. just the adrenaline just kicked in because i didn't even feel that. and i just remember i was just screaming, "my baby. my baby. help my baby." and i think people--i mean, i just can't imagine what we looked like, you know, because i know we were covered from head to toe in blood, and he was crying, and i had glass out of my face. and i remember this woman, and she looked at us, and she screamed at the sight of us. and i just kept on running, and at some point, craig said, so, passed isaac over to craig, and i ran up." to charles malek. and you know, charles malek is quite a busy road, and i just

here at westminster, meeting the labour mp sarah champion. hello, i'm sarah.r me, there is a gaping hole in child protection. what i found most curious but worrying when i started looking into the restrictions and the conditions put on sex offenders, it's up to them to tell the police they've changed their name. yeah. so if they don't, if they change it and theyjust disappear, there is literally no way until they reoffend that the police can track them down. they could go to probation, change their name the next day, you don't know they're missing. exactly. they could be anywhere in the world within three weeks. the government says that offenders are legally bound to notify the authorities of any name change. but the campaigners are concerned that some are simply ignoring this, and using their new identities to get through dbs checks, which are needed for certain roles and which reveal criminal convictions. they are systematically changing their names, some in prison, so they are able to create a new identity. but once they've changed their name, they are able

here at westminster, meeting the labour mp sarah champion. hello, i'm sarah.ll! for me, there is a gaping hole in child protection. what i found most curious but worrying when i started looking into the restrictions and the conditions put on sex offenders, it's up to them to tell the police they've changed their name. yeah. so if they don't, if they change it and theyjust disappear, there is literally no way until they reoffend that the police can track them down. they could go to probation, change their name the next day, you don't know they're missing. exactly. they could be anywhere in the world within three weeks. the government says that offenders are legally bound to notify the authorities of any name change. but the campaigners are concerned that some are simply ignoring this, and using their new identities to get through dbs checks, which are needed for certain roles and which reveal criminal convictions. they are systematically changing their names, some in prison, so they are able to create a new identity. but once they've changed their name, they ar

and i, and i see that sarah, or forgive me, sorry, karen that you were nodding as sarah was making that point there. i do want to share with you that we have a youtube common coming in from janine saying media, especially as prejudice against older women in media. we spoke about earlier. if you're a minority. yeah. and a woman, and it's compounded as well as for the elderly before i come to you, sir, for you me, karen? to answer the question. i do wanna include one more women's voice, may be familiar to those of you who wants to show it is none other than family. she sent us this video comment. take a listen. please ginger parity pushing to us at the screen. i think the question should be, why is it not as important to every media organization we worked out several years ago that if we are not representing half of the humans in the world, we are not doing a good job, is that every time we sit down do a show, we look to see where the women in that conversation, what expertise can they bring to us on the street? sometimes you will see more within the men we are balancing out the universe.

i want to ask you, i'm sarah. you know, we heard that that statistic, 25 percent of the time immune. how would you underline or highlight the real problem when it comes to representation for women in media? well, the problem of linda representation of women in mainstream news content will most likely be with us for the next 3 to 4 generations. so we're not going to see a parity in our lifetime. and in fact, her, what we have seen over time is that the piece of progress towards gender equality has remained vaguely show the needle towards gender period. he has moved on the 8 points in 25 years. so really i the problem has persisted and has remained stubborn over time. and i just like to see if this thing better. but in fact, the probability of i irp is in taisha and of visibility in the news is even slimmer for women who are, who come from minority, magical as groups, such as racialized in men, migrant women and older women. and mit perhaps i can give an example. yeah. yeah, please agree that a please give us give a

yes, sarah, thank that that. and and certainly the woman being there on site that had to give her chills. >> certainly paused tonight. she thinks about this week. >> are getting new information the u.s. the san mateo county sheriffs where it is confirmed that they found in the 2 locations of 4 people dead at one location. 3 at another location. and we're also hearing that one more person is in critical condition at this hour. >> the suspect has been identified as well. 67 year-old zao schenley of half moon was taken into custody. they said at 4.40 today he was found in his vehicle in that parking lot. the vehicles is there in this shot across the way there. they say that he located in that vehicle, that suv in that substation parking lot by a sheriff's deputy who i recognized him saw him. what the exact specifics are on that. but it says that a deputy saw him in there and that he was taken into custody without incident and the weapon used was found in his vehicle. >> so we're also being told that the sheriff is p

did you make of how sarah sorta framed this issue. this problem i saw you were nodding and i want to know, you know, when we talk about inclusion and then representation, those are 2 separate issues. a why are they important to discuss we, we need to those statistics that the g m m, he has highlighted so consistently over time showed that women are under represented. and that is, that is a huge part of the problem. but the way that women are included in the news is also very important say, including minority groups, including marginalized perspectives, is really important, but also trying to avoid the stereotypes that often come with, including women in the news say, including women and always referencing them as mothers for example, mainly including women to a personal opinion instead of as authority figures. i'm karen you, you know when you this and then on what, what's been said so far. i'm curious, you've been working on this for many years and i know that you frame it as marginalization as well as stereotyping when we kind of out

sarah, thank you. that sarah stinson reporting live for us. >> tonight in half moon bay, we have to take a quick commercial break. but we'll be right >> we have breaking news just into the kron. 4 news room in the east bay where oakland police are investigating a shooting at a gas station that killed one person and injured 7 other people. police say it happened just after 6 o'clock tonight at the valero gas station. there. macarthur boulevard at seminary avenue right near mills college officers responded to the scene after gunshots were detected by their shot spotter system at the scene. they found several casings, but no victims soon after lots of people started showing up to several nearby hospitals with gunshot wounds. police say one of those victims has died. the other 7 are listed in stable condition. the department says the investigation is ongoing. they're asking anyone who might have any information about this shooting to contact them. another big story tonight in oakland. swear the police chie

and our royal correspondent sarah campbell is there too. sarah?od afternoon. 100 days to go and the coronation weekend - sarah? good afternoon. 100 days to go and the coronation weekend is i go and the coronation weekend is starting to really take shape, on saturday the 6th of may as the ceremony itself, the crowning of the king and the queen consort, there will be big lunch is held across the uk on the sunday and the big concert at windsor castle and then on the monday the the big help out, this is, the palace say, in tribute to the king�*s public service and is about getting as many volunteers as possible to help out in their communities. the scouts is one of the largest volunteering organisations in the uk and i spoke to the chief scout bear grylls who told me why he supports the initiative.— told me why he supports the initiative. ., . , initiative. volunteering really chan . es initiative. volunteering really changes lives, _ initiative. volunteering really changes lives, not _ initiative. volunteering really changes lives, not only - initiat

sarah was -- sarah, the ceo of alpine woods. up next we are going to davos and as we had to break, david westin talked with steve schwarzman and they talked about the bottom-line impact of higher rates and slower growth. david: -- >> we saw this coming and started talking publicly about 18 months ago way before the fed had high levels of inflation because we could see it. we did -- what we did is we tried to change to what we would do to adapt to what was going to happen in the future. for example, in terms of investment in the credit space, switched all of our investments to floating rate. so, we are on the side of the fed. ♪ >> and so what happened when china closed down now everyone is optimistic about china opening up. >> i think it is a good signal and supportive of a moment and the true inflection point we have not seen yet. >> i think china will not have a western-style financial crisis but there is no question where they reached a point that they are overbuilt, housing, commercial real estate, infrastructure. >> the post

sarah: since the supreme court overturned roe v.t least 13 states have banned abortions in all or nearly all cases and a number of other states restrict abortion care. across the country, abortion supporters are challenging bands in state courts. there is active litigation in 14 states. six months after the court decision, the effect on those seeking abortion continues to make headlines. women having miscarriages turned away from emergency rooms. and where abortion remains legal clinics are overwhelmed with , patients from other states. still 62% of americans think , abortion should be legal in all or most cases. >> the fight is not over. there is still crisis, unplanned pregnancies. sarah: kristen is president of students for life, with more than 1200 student groups around the country. >> our movement is about doing one thing, and that is ending the violence of abortion. we are advocating for the passage of laws and that's what our intended effect is and our goal. sarah: is the goal to establish fetal rights nationally? >> absolute

sarah: maybe on this one.ey: polley the director has prioritized the workplace aspect of film production. sarah: i kind of have a policy that it is your responsibility as a filmmaker to create a healthy working environment. and i think that kind of gets underplayed in the job description. jeffrey: underplayed because people don't think of it on a hollywood set or film set? sarah: i think people just expect filmmakers to be these wild, creative, imaginative geniuses, and it's irresponsibility or spontaneity or madness is part of the job description, maybe a symptom of a goodilmmaker. and i have found that better work is done on sets where attention is paid to those basic principles of a decent place for people to work, and the hours not being crushingly long, and people's emotional and physical well-being prioritized. jeffrey: on the set of "women talking," that meant having a therapist, laurie haskell, on hand for the most emotional scenes, including one in which the character played by claire foy finally expl

i've spoken to safeguarding minister sarah dines . prime minister sarah dines. prime minister sarah dines. prime minister rishi sunak announced second allocation of the levelling up fund, but not everyone is happy. the distribution. the chair of the levelling up housing and communities committee , beth will communities committee, beth will join us, our homeland security editor white has a gb news exclusive eu citizens living and working the uk without a visa will now face the real prospect of. arrest and deportation . of. arrest and deportation. plus, we are joined by the conservative mp anthony brown, who will discuss the need to train more doctors. give me your political briefing. also send in your views on the opinions by emailing gb views a or tweet me at gb news. but first, here's the news with rihanna . eileen, the news with rihanna. eileen, thank you. good afternoon . thank you. good afternoon. coming up to 2 minutes pass to your top stories , the gb your top stories, the gb newsroom month will see the biggest strike action ever to hit the nhs after ambul

sarah, what can you tell us about that? >> this is kind of what makes the situation a little bit complicated. we do have these two separate shooting scenes. two separate crime scenes. presumably, multiple investigative elements happening at both. the second scene is at 2125 cabrillo highway south. new video taken in from the ground at that scene. this is pretty industrial out here. landscaping supplies store. a d.o.t. yard in the area. perhaps most importantly, some kind of child development center. not too far away from here. a preschool with young kids. this is something we are looking into, as well. i would be incredibly concerned given the proximity to this location. we are looking into it and the newsroom here. we did see a large law enforcement presence on the ground at the scene. we saw a lot of sheriff's deputies leaving in a hurry around the same time the suspect was being arrested. presumably driving over to the substation. we do know that the suspect showed up at the media staging area at the substation and then

sarah, i want to start with you.l reaction, is it going to get faster and faster deceleration from here? is that something we can count on? sarah: it is hard to completely count on that, given we are in an -- in a volatile environment. we are going to see a strong downdraft and inflation numbers over the coming months. we got some of that with good declines in prices we saw on today's report. energy has come in quite a lot. we still have a lot to figure out and determine about where inflation ultimately settles, given that we still have a type jobs market, and i think there is also some questions around the timing of this. do you get that decline or easing in shelter prices? is that come after you get that correction in goods prices, taking it difficult to settle all the way back down to 2%? jon: cameron, i want to come back to what gina was saying about growth. if we are starting to look for signs of growth in this environment, wei du weakened up looking for those? if are about to enter and earnings period, can we b

people got tourism is on a rise since sarah couldn't. the lies from the shores of the atlantic ocean kilometers of prestige. sandy beaches have made it an increasingly popular destination. of course, the look horse also liked to relax and a beach in the afternoon time mama, our mamma. yup. so well come to lay back a bit. what are my favorite places in the gambia? you see the beautiful beach, the beautiful people having fun, and you know, it was really a great time. have you guys, anyone know, like to take everybody for watching it and hope that you confir dampier soon. which of my city is not or lap written? what a filled math it said you had to break open when they came in like a battle in the fall for the little you played a few years on what i really really wanted when the involvement of the african dias were in the continental development has increased over the past decade, people like the ones we've focused on in this special edition of home coming, have gay jan teak ro to play in future as well. i hope i've helped you understand th

sarah, thank you very much. tennis now, _ can to help. sarah, thank you very much.e novak djokovic is through to the third round. here is andy swiss. -_ on paper - the third round. here is andy swiss. -_ on paper it - the third round. here is andy swiss. ._ on paper it looks| . novak d'okovic. on paper it looks like no . novak djokovic. on paper it looks like no contest, _ . novak djokovic. on paper it looks like no contest, the _ . novak djokovic. on paper it looks like no contest, the mighty - like no contest, the mighty novak djokovic against enzo couacaud, world ranking 191 will stop djokovic duly raced to the first set. but what's this? djokovic struggling with a hamstring industry and his opponent made it 1—1 set, was an upset on the card? well, it wasn't to be. as djokovic ultimately recovered to go through but despite the victory there will be concerns over his fitness. earlier there was a confident win for britain's dan evans but not without controversy. he'd been up against france'sjeremy chardy, here at the top of the picture, and just watch him very clos

ah, i'm sarah kelly. welcome to the program. germany has given the green light for german made lepper tanks to be delivered to ukraine. it is also a proving requests from other european countries to transfer their leopard tanks to keith. initially, germany will send 14 techs and provide training, ammunition and maintenance. ukraine has been asking allies for these weapons for months, as its troops try and push back russian forces. russia has slammed the move, accusing germany of abandoning its historical responsibility to us. now, speaking was parliament a short time ago, chancellor schoultz stressed germany is working closely with allies and does not want to widen the war in ukraine. from one we proved to alton a credentials in our coordination with friends that we are doing nothing alone. it's not far away from berlin, that a miss warren on a big country emma is taking place. and with all we do, we need to make it clear, agree, we'll do it, or do anything necessary to support ukraine. but at the same ti

queen elizabeth hospital in norfolk by sarah janee— by sarah jones. hours, sittin: in by sarah jones. almost 12 hours, sitting in an _ by sarah jones. almost 12 hours, sitting in an ambulance. - by sarah jones. almost 12 hours, sitting in an ambulance. we - by sarah jones. almost 12 hours, sitting in an ambulance. we are l sitting in an ambulance. we are going to the ward. her 84-year-old father has heart _ going to the ward. her 84-year-old father has heart failure _ going to the ward. her 84-year-old father has heart failure and - going to the ward. her 84-year-old father has heart failure and was - father has heart failure and was struggling to breathe. thea;r father has heart failure and was struggling to breathe.— father has heart failure and was struggling to breathe. they had to take him out _ struggling to breathe. they had to take him out in _ struggling to breathe. they had to take him out in the _ struggling to breathe. they had to take him out in the rain, - struggling to breathe. they had to take him out in the rain, right - struggling to

sarah and melissa, thank you so much for joining us this morning. going to let you just start, melissa. i want to talk about your stories but i can't ignore that sound byte that we just heard. howdies ingenuous is jerry nadler? >> i could use a whole lot more words to describe that but we continue to hear the same language during roe and after roe that born-alive legislation isn't needed and it is searching for a problem that doesn't exist but i can tell you as both an abortion survivor and someone that works with a population of abortion survivors, we have a problem in the united states that needs to be addressed, and this was a good first step in that direction. rachel: sarah, explain what happens when a child -- without this bill, what would happen to a child that survives an abortion? >> they'd be left to die and up to the physician to decide on his own what he was going to do as it was in my case. rachel: okay. so now tell me what happened in your case. how did you survive an abortion? >> absolutely. my birth mother was an immigrant from hondur

just ask sarah herm. when she was 26 and a single mother to three, sarah found out that she was pregnant with number four. her first reaction was to break down in tears under the stress. how would she ever make this work? what would people say? looking for help, she called the father, who told her they needed to be "responsible adult." to him that meant abortion. ,feeling like she had no choice she scheduled an appointment , where she took the first pill to induce a chemical abortion immediately. she was filled with regret. she had heard the baby's heartbeat and the sound replayed in her mind. it weighed on her when she picked up her children from school. how is this life different from from there's -- different from theirs? she wondered and it weighed on her when she went to bed that night. the next morning, she called the abortion pill reversal hotline where help is available? 25 and and thankfully it was the seven staff immediately connected her with a local doctor who administered a reversal that save

i'm sarah stinson reporting live in half moon bay. back to you. all right, sarah, thank you. we're going to take a you. we're going to take a quick break. and when we come it's hard to explain what depression feels like. but i can tell you what it feels like when someone offers to help. every plan through covered california is comprehensive - with mental health coverage and financial help for people who need it. enrollment ends january 31st. (vo) at wells fargo, direct deposits come up to two days early with early pay day. who need it. what if everything came two days early? (hero) have a good weekend! alright now... have a good weekend. (co-worker) but it's wednesday... (co-worker 2) see you monday! (co-worker 3) am i missing something? (hero) it's the weekend baby... see you later. (vo) like getting things two days early? when it comes to payday, you can with wells fargo. (co-worker 4) what are you doing this weekend? >> welcome back. as we continue to follow the sad news out of half moon bay, 7 people shot and killed one person in critical condition at stanford medical cen

sarah and shlomo hardly need reminder. they escaped the nazi extermination plan as children as causes of do, we watched it, we couldn't sleep that night after we saw it all the emotions flooded in to see what we was saying from our money tunnel cover. yep. the me, a scale of it bis industry of sarah and her family were on a train, headed for outfits when their fate took a different turn. me see michelle my am she miracles from above? bombed the railway a lot. so instead we would take into a walk camp, and this is the myra co from god that we managed to escape this hell so that we didn't. den delta the, we survive and built a family for her for the developers building the experience is an act of remembrance, you know, and i feel after the survivors, after all of the survivors, i watch this movie. i feel that day feel and they know that they can leave this world and we're not gonna forget them. immersive nature of this technology makes her a very powerful and intimate experience. developers hope that it will also resonate wi

this is out to sarah. well, i from do are also coming up. facebook's parent company matter says it will restore former us president donald trump's accounts after a ban of 2 years. lebanon's top prosecutor orders the release of all suspects detained for the bay route. port blast dealing another blow to families seeking justice rights groups say china is quietly cracking down and protested from last year's unprecedented show of anger against the government's credit 19 measures. plus, i'm sarah clark, reporting from australia where thousands of people who rally across the country on this astrology day calling could change them. a cranes military campaign against russian forces has received a major boost from its western allies. the u. s. has confirmed at sending $31.00 abrams tanks earlier, germany announced it would provide 14 of its most advanced leopard to tax berlin will also allow other european countries to deliver the german made combat vehicles from their own. r sloss, spain for land and the netherlan

ah, i'm sarah kelly walked into the program. u. s. secretary of state antony blanca is due to begin a trip to israel and the palestinian territories to day. his visit coincides with an outbreak of violence on sunday, police sealed off the home of a palestinian reported to have killed 7 people outside of a synagogue in east jerusalem before being shot by police. the country security cabinet has announced that the house of the attacker will be demolish victims, friends and relatives in both communities have been mourning the ones that they have lost. 7 7 unspeakable grief. pain has gripped jerusalem once again. after a gunman killed 7 people outside a synagogue on friday. for these mourners laying their loved ones to rest is just the beginning of a long healing process. oh, you go to your dad and you are my hero. you chose to sacrifice your life for others . i will on you for ever dad. no little. ah. the shooting came a day after israel stage major military rate in the west bank. it's deadliest operation there in years. israel as it

ah, i'm sarah kelly walked into the program. the death toll in the suicide bombing at a mosque in the pakistani city of pasha. war continues to rise. more than 80 people are confirmed dead, while dozens more are injured. rescuers are still searching the rubble, but hopes of finding war survivors is fading. many of the victims were members of the security forces from a police compound surrounding the mosque. while a pakistani taliban commander initially claimed responsibility for the attack, a spokesperson for the group has backed away from the claim that they were involved in a motor home. mournful prayer, as, as officers are laid to rest with fill police honors ah, just hours earlier and a legend, suicide bomber detonated his best at a mosque during afternoon prayers. emergency crews raced to the scene some using their bare hands to free those trapped in their rubble. languages, there was chaos. at the sight. i rescued 7 people and put them in ambulances, or just one portion of the mosque had totally collapsed in the blast. and

for now, i'm sarah stinson reporting live in the newsroom. back to you. all. sarah, thank you. coming up on kron, 4 news at 6, california's water reservoirs filling up quickly with all the rain. >> a look at the current levels. plus, dozeas confirmed dead. several others still missing after a plane crash in nepal. a look into the investigation and the national weather service says the rate of snowfall yesterday in lake of snowfall yesterday in lake tahoe, 4 inches in ou first psoriasis, then psoriatic arthritis. even walking was tough. i had to do something. i started cosentyx®. cosentyx can help you move, look, and feel better... by treating the multiple symptoms of psoriatic arthritis. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting...get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections some serious... and the lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms... or if you've had a vaccine or plan to. tell your doctor if your crohn's disease symptoms... develop or worsen. serious allergic reactions may occur. watch me.

sarah has a lot of fun out there. okay. we have to switch gears, though. >> because in the new in the east bay, newly elected mayor shane tao says that her decision to place oakland's police chief on paid administrative leave does not mean he's going to be fire across forcefully to call. has that update for us? >> our goal here is not to be punitive this is not a disciplinary action. >> to keep armstrong instead, mayor sheng tells that it's a year and the city administrator place police chief leronne armstrong on paid administrative leave is consistent with policies, guy to investigations into all. officers heard rumors like people saying, well, this is going to be the end of chief leronne armstrong. >> and i want to make sure that everyone understands that putting somebody on paid administrative leave while there's still a active investigation, if that's exactly what it is, it is not meant to be candidate. but there is an investigation. i want people to understand that under this administration there will be no, you know,

sure, hi, antonio penn sarah is a former member of the - sarah is a former member of the european parliamentwith other eu figures. now what's new is he's now admitted to participating in a criminal organisation and being an active corrupter. according to a statement by belgian's federal prosecutor, he's agreed to enter a plea bargain — and the reason that significant is he give details about how this criminal network was operating. now mr panzeri has a lawyer that just given an operating. now mr panzeri has a lawyer thatjust given an interview. let's listen to what he had to say. translation: it is clear that mr panzeri's involved. - he did not deny it. this is a man who is destroyed. he will have to tell everything he knows, both about the beneficiaries of the corruption phenomenon, the organisation that was implemented, and the financial circuits that existed. in other words, he'll have to say everything he knows. this is part of the commitment he's made. fascinating stuff, just talk us through the background of this, tell us more about this eu scandal. weill. us more about this eu scandal

sarah sa sarah, given the rules and the hard-line right in the house, is the battle that we saw last week really going to be the rule as opposed to the exception as to how votes go through the house going forward? or don't go through the house going forward. >> yeah, kevin mccarthy's, the difficulties for him are just the beginning. and you know, i think while we war watching the speakership fight, it was easy to look at it and see it as a bit of a show, because the stakes were a little bit low. somebody was going to be speaker. the stakes are about to get incredibly high in terms of what is going to come up in front of this governing body. we're going to see a fight over whether or not we're going to continue to fund ukraine. are we going to continue fund our military readiness and that is something that looks like it is going to split republicans against each other. you're going to see a fight over the debt ceiling and that doesn't just -- that impacts all of us. it impacts the credit rating of the united states and it impacts whether or not the government shuts down. and so you're

but also, she's very much an outsider, not originally appeared, and after that sarah goode and sarah osborn, who had something in their reputations, and martha corey, who would be more apt as historians demographically look at witch trials, accusations to have that happen. but after that we've rebecca nurse and rebecca just doesn't fit that mold. she's an important member of the church. she gets along well with her family. no scandals there. she has the support of her neighbors after she's we know that she at least gets along well with them, that they will stick their necks out, support her and with categories, historians have come across as other things that could make one more apt to witchcraft accusation. she fits none of them other than her gender, whereas with being a woman would definitely make one more likely to be accused of witchcraft than a man in colonial new england. but other than that, it it's a surprise and her case will be different right off the bat. when when tituba surrogate sarah osborn and the others first appear before the judges in salem village. you're first a